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Interesting read for those with some time.
Makes a good summary of what the technology can do for a client.

The Bleepa / CareLocker pricing documents towards the end are also worth a read.

https://www.applytosupply.digitalmarketplace.service.gov.uk/g-cloud/services/752336827688660

It's 10.15 pm here. Give me a break !! And while I am here I have wifi. So for the record most late in the day future posts will be slightly drunken posts as they will be from bars with wifi. :)

Due to start 15th March!

https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2023/W01/790233617

Looking ahead at longer term opportunities and bearing in mind Archie’s and Seav1ews long term positivity. I read in the India Times today a piece about the rollout of Digital Health Card Applications now open to All Indians free of charge .

I found this article a few days old which explains the new service and to quote

“ABHA Digital Health ID Card Benefits 2022

The significant advantage of having an ABHA Wellbeing ID Card is that now clients don’t need to convey every one of the past reports and tests while counseling a specialist. All of the data will be stored online, accessible to registered hospitals and doctors. Doctors can check your disease history and recent treatment progress with a single click.

The advantage of the National Digital Health Card ID is that you can save all your characteristic reports and diagnoses on your dashboard & access them anywhere using the 14 Digit Health ID.
Share your health history with any medical practitioner to get the best consultation.
It is a kind of digital health record that will contain your personal health history.
You will own your health record & only you can portion it at will.
An OTP is required to receive information at any health care

I remember Tom saying that a longer term £1 billion opportunity was related to the rollout of this card......nothing guaranteed as always but it’s now a reality and it is quite obvious to anyone who has read up on FDBKs offering how it could integrate into the Indian Health card service .

Indian government digital or whoever is the lead on this transformational service must either trialling pilots, or thinking about trialling services that would enhance the new basic service.

Sounds like this something we desperately need in the UK and India will, if
Successful will technologically leapfrog in front of us.

https://teqip.in/abha-health-id-card-registration.html

Morning !
Thought I wold post this broker target just in case anyone missed it previously.

Radio blackout regarding anything relevant as far as I can see at the moment ...and apologies if this has already posted.

“Broker Panmure Gordon reach a 240p price target applying a 10.6x multiple to their estimated calendar 2023 sales of £1.9m, so upside on that would potentially move the dial quite quickly.”

The upside could easily be smashed given the right circumstances. I can see £3 plus easy if they smash the brokers target. How often do tiny aim shares do that !
https://www.lgbco.com/quoted-landing-page/digitisation/feedback/

If you listen to this proactive interview from just a month ago I think You can sense the opportunity here. Tom does not come over as the type to exaggerate or over promise and if you listen to his words and watch his body language it’s as if he is well aware of what could be in store in the near future. I particularly like his phase that he is happy with the increasing broad sales channels and Deepening sales pipeline that presently exist.......which in all likely hood will continue to deepen.......whatever he is referring to has not yet been confirmed to the market , so based on this interview alone there should be some very good news relatively soon to support such claims. See short video half way down pagehttps://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1008421/rolls-royce-does-harry-hill-have-the-answer-to-the-debate-over-the-shares-1008421.html?rel=scroll

https://htn.co.uk/2023/03/08/interview-lisa-emery-chief-transformation-innovation-and-digital-officer-at-nhs-sussex-on-their-five-year-plan-and-digital-priorities/

There are lots of places like this in different country's. So get researching. Sorry, i seem to have trouble with the word Kyakjng ,

× Kyacing
My new love. I was brought up in Tottenham and never imagjned at my age (56) I would fall in love with sea sports...and be able to do it everyday!

There are entire groups of people here from 30 to 80s who have been working in UK for six months a year, then come here to live over winter vir six months before repeating year after year..until they return and come here and live off whatever pension etc

I'm presently in a beach bar 20 m from the sea in South Goa. ( 9.15pm) Life is easy here for visitors and the locals are great. It's 3 weeks in on a 8 week trip which started in Mumbai and travelled around to many places. Imo ignore North Goa and head for Agonda. Palolem or palem and book a coco hut on beach when you arrive.
My son came for first 3 weeks and left last weekend.
It's friendly, hot, tropical. As safe as London and v. Cheap. I've list nearly 4 kg just because I swim several times a day in sea. The food is excellent and not limited to Indian. This week is Holi, so many Indian tourists from city's.. but great fun.
Live music, beach bars, fireworks, power cuts, kicking for £2 an hour etc etc..cheap. Good massages....

There is a whole alternative lifestyle for people with income from UK. Who live and spend it in places like india. Thailand. Vietnam, South East Asia and navy others. Just wifi a bit jffy. Try it?

To right at 30 degrees in the evening and COLD kingfisher at £1.50p a pint and the best fish curry's etc for under a £5....I know where I will be spending my retirement during the winter months in future.
I can eat and drink out twice a day for the daily energy cost to run my house. The sun, swa and beaches are free. Highly recommended.

Hi Barnacle. Yes, sorry one month ago. I've found
a lovely beach with wifi bars so will stay here for a while..so if anyone at fdbk is reading lthiz let's have some exciting news while I'm able to enjoy it.

Nearly two months since the posative investors presentation on 11th January. Either I'm reading this share completly wrong or we are about to come into a period of excellent news flow.
As far as volume goes . No great appetite for selling, and limited shares to buy ..the market has been focused on the next RNS.
Another leg up coming soon hopefully. Gl All.

Dibs61.
The tender description is basically a description of what FDBK is offering now ! Its like reading FDBKS promotional material on their home page. Nothing guaranteed of course, but surely a good bet.
Just in case any potential investors are wondering what we are talking about.

I seem to recall Tom saying that because there are so many opportunities surfacing, they are continuing to tender directly and also partnering in tenders with third party's to maximise their chances.

" The NHSE South West Region would like to implement a single solution that provides a unified reporting streaming experience for their Pathology and Radiology in the first instance and then developing out to further 'ologies as the clinical networks develop.

The solution should allow for image data to be transferred and accessed in a bi-directional manner to support shared care of patients without compromising on speed of access and image fidelity on a near real-time basis.

The deliverables include but are not limited to modification, (during and post implementation), installation, integration, implementation and relevant on-going support of a capital funded asset (ICT system) which will support improved service.

The platform should be accessible across the group of hospitals and from remote locations without the need for complex, expensive end-user hardware to allow for flexibility, and ease of use while maintaining a consistent in-hospital experience from all locations."

"The core term is 8 years (March 2023 to 31st March 2031), with potential further extension option 2 x 1 year periods.

The Authorities has a maximum Capital budget available of £8,274,000 which is inclusive of VAT. This is the total maximum Capital budget for the first 5 years of the 8-year term and will be paid in 3 instalments aligned to the milestone (asset) payment plan. For years 6, 7 & 8 a nominal revenue funded costs for ongoing maintenance and support only is to be provided by the Bidder. At the end of the initial contract term the Authorities will have an optional extension period for 2 x 1 years which will be awarded at their discretion."
Published
06 Jan 2023
Delivery
15 Mar 2023 to 31 Mar 2031
Deadline
06 Feb 2023 12:00

https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2023/W01/790233617

Hi PrivateRyan. Good questions. I had two answered as well, which is a first. The Qure.ai one, and the Sampura revenue one.
I am also pleased to learn that NHS contracts pay upfront, so should pay for themselves so to speak without too much damage to the cash held in company. I'm not an accountant or money man , you may have guessed - but that sounds a solid way to progress.
Were off tomorrow night, so I'm just biding my time atm. GL vas

with £600,000 pa for the average CDC, at 80% gross profit and 160 coming online , over next two years and in different stages of development , with likelihood of those already functioning as CDCs being retrofitted ..its a game of pick your favourite number at the moment ....but FDBK must be in line to get their fair share.

First contract news £2.50 plus, then into unknown territory IMO.

i remember the finance guy, sorry his name evades me at present, answering a question about future revenue , and he at first said that revenues may more than double, then he corrected himself and said that revenues will be more than double this year....I think they know the odds of winning certain tenders and they are still understating what they expect, which is the right way to play it imo. Revenues could easily be way above with much more to come for the next two years..... with end of year, or before , likelihood that BLEEPA could be selling in India.
Two very large opportunities only just beginning to get out of first gear - but by year end could well be a different story, and FDBK a totally different company.

I am really pleased that Tom confirmed that Qure.ai and FDBK will be working together in India, in the UK and in other parts of the world not just in TB, but in other medical health conditions ....Qure.ai, Sampura, Axiel3d, who next ?, form dozens of Ai solution companies vying for position ......Bleepa is the front door that can support any AI medical solution from its platform...for a fee.

found this. Only 4 days old and looks promising. The point they make about reviewing patients is nothing new, and should be done regularly as patients conditions and circumstances often change rapidly...and it does not sound like a pilot .

https://www.sussex.ics.nhs.uk/reducing-waiting-lists-to-help-people-get-the-care-they-need-quicker/

Morning Old Tramp,
IMO, other than using something like Bleepa to reduce your waiting lists ( speed up treatments etc ) it would need to be the old fashion way, of contacting ( reviewing) everyone on the waiting list individually , some would have unfortunately died, some may have moved away, some would have dead contact numbers, or do not respond to letters and some may have improved, recovered and do not need, or need to change their elective surgery to something else etc etc ....this will always reduce a waiting list.......but i find it hard believe Sussex did this and called it a pilot, its just plain old sense.
I can't, find anything on the tech side involved in a pilot at Sussex using this term they use .....error identification, should be called reviewing the waiting list. .

Thanks Barnacle.

Thanks Oldtramp.
No wonder Tom gave such a brilliant presentation the other day, he must be flying as high a a kite.